Time to start speaking English.
An English course from A1 to B2, explained in Ukrainian.
From scratch
Start with the first unit
Reada short story with characters
Understandthe grammar and the new words
Speakin English, out loud, with no prompt
Already know some English?
English level test
It shows your level and the unit to start from.
10–14 short questions
How lingflex works
Each unit is built around a short story with characters. Its exercises go from reading to speaking.
- Story
You read and listen to the unit text, and Comprehension checks that you understood it.
- Rule
One grammar topic, explained in Ukrainian.
- Words
Flashcards, Audio SRS and Listen & Repeat.
- Grammar
Translation Matrix and, where needed, Sentence Transformation.
- Voice
Shadowing and Say it in English.
- RuleGrammar on diagramsThe rule in colour blocks, examples from the unit story and a quick self-check.
- WordsFlashcardsYou recall the translation and answer “I know” or “I don't know”.
- WordsAudio SRSA word, its translation, a sentence and a pause to recall it. Plays hands-free.
- WordsListen & RepeatYou hear a word and repeat it into the microphone. You see whether it was recognized.
- GrammarTranslation MatrixYou build an English sentence from blocks, and some of them are extra.
- GrammarSentence TransformationYou write the whole sentence: a question, a negative, another tense or another structure.
- VoiceShadowingYou listen to the speaker and repeat the sentence out loud right away.
- VoiceSay it in EnglishYou see a sentence in Ukrainian and say it in English with no prompt.
More about Translation Matrix
You build an English sentence from blocks, and some of them are extra.
- 154
- units, each with its own story
- 4,800+
- words and phrases on cards, with audio
- ~80
- sentences in every unit that you build and say yourself
You know it, but you can't speak it
Understanding English and speaking it are learned separately. Speaking only comes with practice, when you build sentences yourself and say them out loud.
Words from everywhere
Words from series, articles and other people's lists sit in different places, and you can't tell which ones you still remember.
In lingflex
Words come from the unit's story along with a translation, audio and every form. The system schedules the reviews itself.
Grammar in fragments
Several sources explain the same rule differently, and it's unclear whether you can move on.
In lingflex
Each unit has one topic, explained briefly in Ukrainian with a table and examples. Right after the explanation come sentences on exactly that topic.
The sentence falls apart
You know the words and the rule, but you have to stop and recall every form.
In lingflex
You practise one topic across many sentences in a row. You build them, reshape them and say them out loud.
Nowhere to speak
You've read and listened a lot but hardly ever spoken, so even a simple sentence comes with a pause.
In lingflex
Every unit has voice exercises. First you repeat after a speaker, then you say the sentence yourself, with no prompt.
What lingflex doesn't do
It doesn't score pronunciation
Voice exercises only check whether the browser recognised your words. Nobody grades your accent or pronunciation.
It doesn't prepare you for exams
IELTS, TOEFL and other exams need their own preparation. Levels A1–B2 show where you are in the course, and we don't issue certificates.
It doesn't replace real conversation
There is no conversation partner here, human or AI. If you study with a tutor, this is a handy place to drill words and grammar between lessons.
It doesn't hold you with game mechanics
There are no leagues, “lives”, streaks or experience points. There are units you go through in order, and your progress in them.